Legislation from the Bench – Supreme Court Rewrites U.S. Law
Redefining “sex” to include “gender identity” and “sexual orientation” undermines equal opportunity for women.
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Adopted Children Deserve Better: A CASA’s View (HB 1162)
As a former New Hampshire CASA who has represented children through the adoption process, I am concerned about the provisions of HB 1162, especially as they have been amended. By opening adoption to any “two adults” together, the law as proposed does not seem to be in the best interests of the adopted child.
CHANGED Event Report
“It was powerful!”Cornerstone CHANGED Event Report:Saturday, November 2, 2019Hope and healing for those struggling with unwanted same sex attraction and/or gender dysphoria. When it comes to the areas of same-sex attraction and sexual identity, often we feel we are fighting an uphill battle. The war of words can be exhausting. But, make no mistake, God’s truth will prevail. Beyond the rhetoric are real lives, real …
Cornerstone Launches Gender Resource Guide for Parents
Cornerstone, along with our national allies have released the first-ever Gender Resource Guide for parents on how to navigate the transgender issue with their children.
What is Your School’s New Bathroom Policy?
Attention Parents of School-Aged Children, We wanted to share with you one example of the real life consequences of SB 263, which our New Hampshire Legislature passed this session, Governor Sununu signed into law on July 18, 2019 and is effective 60 days after passage. This letter was sent to parents of children at Gilford Elementary. (Highlights added by Cornerstone) SB 263 becoming law means that now schools are …
The Unintended Consequences of Gender Identity as a Protected Class (HB 608)
Based on Cornerstone testimony provided to Senate Judiciary 5/21/19. HB 608 is yet another bill arising out of New Hampshire’s ill-advised addition of “gender identity” – a fluid, self-defined, subjective phenomenon – as a protected class under anti-discrimination law. Such law had previously protected all New Hampshire residents based on objective criteria such as race and age. Now, HB 608 seeks to expand anti-discrimination …
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HB 446: Senate to Vote on “Neither Male nor Female” Option on Birth Certificates
The New Hampshire Senate is expected to vote on May 15, 2019 on HB 446, relative to initiating amendments and corrections to birth records. The bill would allow a vital record, namely a birth certificate, to be changed to reflect a person’s adopted “gender identity,” whether male, female, or “neither male nor female.” A Senate committee has proposed an amendment the House version of …
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Legislative Update April 15
Week of April 15th – April 19th STATE BUDGET The state budget debate now moves to the Senate. We are concerned for the budget’s effects on family issues including tax money for abortion providers and reliance on expanded gambling. Watch for updates on our Facebook page and blog. BILL: SB 263 Relative to Anti-Discrimination for Students in Public Schools WHEN: The House Education Committee will vote on this bill …
SB 263 – On Schools, Suing, and Sex Segregated Sports.
New Hampshire has recently lurched into the murky and chaotic area of legislation driven by a desire to re-create human sexuality. The latest example is SB 263 which specifically lists “gender identity” and other categories as protected classes.
When adherence to Biology becomes “Discrimination”: HB383
When respecting biology and human integrity becomes “discrimination,” we’re all at risk. Beware House Bill 383, which would require the school board to “ensure that there shall be no unlawful discrimination” in any school that “receives public funds.”
